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Indefinite Articles Mastery

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Test your a/an usage skills.

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Indefinite Articles Mastery
 

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Test your a/an usage skills.

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1

Which is correct: 'a university' or 'an university'?

2

Which is correct: 'an hour' or 'a hour'?

3

Which sentence uses the indefinite article correctly?

4

Which word takes 'an' before it: umbrella or dog?

5

Which is correct: 'an FBI agent' or 'a FBI agent'?

6

Which sentence omits the indefinite article before a plural noun?

7

Which is correct: 'a unique opportunity' or 'an unique opportunity'?

8

Which is correct: 'a NASA mission' or 'an NASA mission'?

9

Which phrase uses 'an' before a thinly pronounced word with an initial vowel sound?

10

Which is correct before a word that begins with a consonant sound: 'a' or 'an'?

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